The Super Bowl Halftime Show is often called the “World’s Biggest Stage” and is generally reserved for artists of major success and accomplishment.
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Joy Harjo: Warrior Poet Mike
On February 12, 2025, Joy Harjo, Poet Laureate of the United States, 2019-2022, gave a reading at PSC’s Ashmore Auditorium. She told stories, provided wisdom, and gave the audience a captivating night for creatives and everyday people alike.
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Spring Break: Activities on a Budget
Spring break is right around the corner. Some college students like to spend the days off relaxing in the comfort of their homes, but others might use that time to explore outside of their homes.
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Pensacola Moving Forward: Bay Bluffs and Palafox Street Restoration
Locals of Pensacola may have heard about the 22.5-acre park overlooking Pensacola Bay, often referred to as the Bay Bluffs. The park off of Scenic Highway was recently shut down by the City in March of 2023 due to safety issues such as erosion and damaged guardrails and boardwalks.
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To Be Defined: Jimmy Rhea’s Exhibition at the Pensacola Museum of Art
Jimmy Rhea, the professor of sculpture and printmaking at PSC, will be doing his first solo art show at the Pensacola Museum of Art. The show will officially open for public viewing on March 7th and will come to an end on June 1st.
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What to Watch: A Recap of Oscar Nominations
Ever since the first Academy Awards happened in 1929, the little golden man has become not only the major representative of film as an American artform on the international stage but also a way for the industry to express power over what is worth seeing.
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PSC Celebrates Third Year of Revived Homecoming Tradition
In between the Women’s and Men’s Basketball games on the 12th, the school celebrated the inauguration of this year’s Homecoming Court. The ceremony was the culmination of three days of events to celebrate Pensacola State College, its students, and faculty. Among these activities were cookouts, meet and greets, and a scavenger hunt. The celebration was a fun diversion from the rigors of academic life.
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From White Sands to White Snow: Pensacola’s Record-Breaking Snow Day
Pensacola is known for its white sand beaches, but this past month snow covered the ground instead. On January 21, Pensacola experienced a record-breaking snowfall of 8.9 inches
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Lynda Blackmon Lowery comes to PSC
By: Trinity Lentz Lynda Blackmon Lowery, author of “Turning 15 on the Road to Freedom” and Bloody Sunday Survivor, came to PSC to talk to students and the Pensacola Community about her inspirational life story as well as her book. Lowery was born in 1950 in Selma, Alabama. Between the ages of 7 and 15...
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PSC hosts Pirate Open-Mic Night
by Grace Lindquist On November 2nd, PSC students gathered in the second story common room of the library to read their original poetry and prose while supporting fellow, student and faculty poets. The event was hosted by Professor Sara Smith, who teaches literature and is the faculty sponsor for the school’s Lit Club. From literature...